The Weekly Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • 2

Jbal 'Account Notice. tfca Ladlet time ror tne 1 sol Vttit Trm. I SwlfldleM Stttcs. The following are clecledSnper- GeJibn vilS Times i ordsoi mo va----- r.s,, Lmeeti of rtta Board, extend- lrt day of i 5 Manfllca. Avertiranolr tributces one month ior uro mlnntes.

A true copy C. M. Johnsos, Clerk. September 27, mallnr I Consiaerauuu -v Get prices-be oucV stocg 01 pound, Ion. pecks to me mw STORE, rule.

Busiuess doM MM on this basis. g. GOLDSMITH. oetll French Restaurant AT LU1'S SALOOJI. uaawonenandpreparedtoac- the public wun KBtf US anords, and at the luxuries of the season, in the most temptmg RFfilll AR MEALS 50 CtS.

KtbULAn mtnLa vlH October 25, 1879. I Planters' Restaurant fo AND lodging Honse, MnUmry 8treet. GREENVILLE. Fish, Oysters, Game, on A Avarv delicacv of the seasou served at short notice, in elegant style, and at reasonaoie raies. Fine Bed Booms attached to the house, for the ac commodation of guests.

Public patronage solicited. BROWN JOYES. October 25, 1879. Notice to Contractors. Static or Mississippi, Wiuhlnirton ColllltT.

i Vntice is hereby made, that bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors tonne Dmw- inv of a bridse across ueer las trt thft rid ota across said creek in front of Atter- bnrv's store.l Said bids to be fifed in the ofticc of said Clerk on or beforo the 17lli day of Novem ber 1879. and to be accompanied with bond according to law. i ne Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For nlaus and specifications ap ply at the office of the Clerk of the tliancerv uourt. By order of the Board.

C. M.Johnson Clerk Oct. 18, 1879-12. Commissioner's Sale. The State of Mississippi, Washington Couniy.

In Chancery. Morris Bros, vs. O. C. Clarke et ux By virtue and in pursuance of tne I decree ot I lie Ulumcery court of Wasliinlon county ren dered in the above styled cause on the 30th day of May, a.

d. 1879, the undersigned, appointed a spe cial commissioner lo execute decree, will, on Monday, Decsmber 8, 1379, at the frontdoor of the courthouse of Washington couniy, between the hours prescribed by law lor sheriff sales, expose for sale to tho Highest bidder tor cash, the following lauds, to wit: That tract of land situated iu the county of Washington, state of Mississippi, and psrtlcnlarly described as 1- lows: uejnnuiii two IZ Chains 8ouiu irom wnere tne hue runs west between (eotioiu six 61 and seven (7) of township fifteen (16) range six (6) west, at the centre of ueer creea thence south seventy- five (75) degrees; west one (1) thSin and fifty (50) links to a stake ori the west bank of said creek, from which bears a locust tree north fifty-seven" and a quarter degrees, west one hundred aud Six (106) links to a sycamore MHjAuuiu Bcvcuty-iseYeii ana a half (77f degrees east fortv-three 48 links; thence south seventy- five f-751 decrees west fiftv.aU 56 chains" and Seventy 701 links its at.te uuancery uourt W. E. administrator aistaio.f.ving filed hft, account as such aui this thest day KOmZZ 7 1879, davit filed by him with thenaw said James; BirfoM deceased to wftfJJWlj'i' Mary Buford-JJell Burord, Anni Bufoni, and Ti6UoBnford.afe,ii non-residents of tkef State of Mu. cifllll1)l.

and that thfv all -fisve tnelr DOgtoffl T1 BernardinaCaliforn saia Juiora, tnemoth JS. lIlTau iTZTK? inn ir bet. JKKS mm urested in said inDear before said Chancerrir the to holden in ana ror said Bolivir county, Mississippi, at Uosodalo therein, ou the 2d Monday a Su. vember, a. d.

1879, aud show ram any they can why said count ehwia ot be allowed, said administrator discharged, farther ordered- that this order be published ia tfrff Times, a publlcioawspaperpriiiied and nublished in Greenville, per lu saia Boll vaf county) once wees ior iou.r, consecutive weeti lue first publication to be not kit man one luonm prior io sam tern of Court; and hat the Clerk of this Uourt transmit vy turn to tin said E. II, T. Boford.afld ioud. of said minor heirs at law and distnnuiees, so neir saiu pMt. office, and properly directed, distributees, to their said a ler.

uraerea at fiuies, tm ifc 1st day of October, a. d. V. L.UifUL.U, t'lerli. T.

R. McGuire.D.C. October 4, 1879-10 t'bas. Geo. T.

Soattattysfor Trustee's Sals. The State of Washington County; In Chancery Court, Noiomber Term A. D. 1877, P. Hcury Thomson! 1 707 BM-Vl No Thos.

8. Itedd jr.etsl, TN pursuance of the fluaMccw A rendered in tho above taiiileil cnusq on tne nun qay oi Arocemoer, A. D. 1877, by court of Washington cpnpty, and of tk further decree of the gnprenn Court of thn Maleofilisa rendered on the Ctiirteeuth'dar a Mar. A.

I). 1879. 1 will astro A substituted and appoiutoJ br tin said first named tlccree, oil Moaisy, tit Sith day Hr? br, i i 1879, in front of Court House door of said coins) and betwtct Hit hours prescribed bv law, er to sale to the highest bidder, certain parcels or lan tfytng the west bank of Lake iu said cotiutr, conslitutiDg Redd place," and knetrn three 8, four 4J. five seven 17, and eight 18, swt'w fotirieen Hi, and lots one 2, three 8, four six 6. section filteeu 15, sll i township fourteen 14, of eight 8 west, containing tiio1" utne huiiiirea awl nnyacro Terms of Sale One third casi and balance in one and two years, equal annual installmeuts, win six per cent, interest, ins 8er 10 aim secnritrfr deferred payments, and lien f.

mtainan on Inrtrts sold to now Winov rno- i- Substitute Trusw. October 4, 1879-10-404 NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS The tax payers of Wbin! county, Mississippi, are iiAiifiAii uufa m. nil nil UVklUQU lllltk OWN lav tuavu ivi hv are now due, and-'taysWe uiuue iu urocnTiim. ing.is a statement of said on tne dollar valuations State -T Onenil School County Bond. Railroad Warner mnndamua LevaoConntriictiou.

LiquMating Levw 10 utmt Ixvv Imx iii E. B. mMHiaiBua l-i Tax pavers ore further bo1 it that taxes, unpaid On trin 15f.n of laMttt auu uiiugc iii'VT same. Sheriff and TaiCoiK' October -4, 1879 Tax Assesmsst Tin tt n.itainlk1,,.tlV? tllC Council of Greenville, I'f rv bo and is hereby levied assessed value of all Jhe Greouville, for Abe yc l8' to the amount and for following, to wit: liersoaai propert; 6 ii 6 mills oa tte dollar fu oldB.B 2 ajBaTantii" A true coptrbiB tlur fift In accorflwtee WiSiii ereenftJW nereoy municipal taxes the rm ther lrer are tes unpaia day of December HnrtiiBnt -ikhiJBdtlStiOlia' i aim u.l.,. ramagcs accrue rw wEorvi''f4i, tlsorsi.

it A. W. Wiclllffe, al district WiMl WortningtOBi Ham Green, Srd Job McCutcnen, P. Alexander, Jjtb Iti the 1st district, B. J.

Malone, Dan Waters and Beldett Spencer, are elected magistrates; Emanuel Martin, David Lee and Willia Mitchell constables. In the Second district, Joseph H. Bobb alld Andrew Jackson Jackson magistrates; Dudley Willis and Frank Smith Constables. Third district. C.

A. Winter, D. B. O'Bsnuon, J. A.

Robinson aud Gilbert Uortou magistrates! W. M. Whitehead, Charles Scliafner and M. R. Weston constables.

Fourth district, J. B. VVeems aud Albert Jones magistrates; Sawney Jones and John Heed constables. Fifth district, Oliver Fields, A. F.

Klliott, magistrates W. B. Ber wick and J. C. Maxwell constables The Electioi Elsewkere.

In this Slate the Greenbaekers aud Independents have elected a few members of the Legislature from some counties. In Warren county we are glad to be able to say that Warren Cowan is elected Senator over Josh Morris and C. Wright. In Bolivar county Majot Mont gomery Democrat, is probably e- lected. 0 storm ior upervisor is beaten.

In Sunflower T. II. Torry Demo crat bests Frank Johnson Iudepeu dent. We will publish a statemeut of the vote for District Attorney and State Senator next week, la Sew York. The Democratic State ticket is elected by aboot 20,000 majority except Governor.

Tammany beaten in the election for city aud county officers. Connecticut, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Massachu setts and Nebraska go Republicau Tn Virginia contest is between i he "Debt payers and Readj osiers' una is'uoubtrui. ''The Ticket tkat Jack Independent Ticket. Washington County Miss. rv tMriate-BltleS Ha.

S. F. J. JONES, for toflalatare. 1 mt.

A PlVTftS DOCTOR STITES. ror uuinci mmtmrmwf Foartb District. JUDGE C. W. CLARKE.

Far Sheriff. CAPT. W. E. HUNT, FOB, CHANCERY CLKUK A.

G. PEARCE. For Circuit Clerk. W.N. WERLES.

rom TREASUnsn. 4 DUKE ROBINSON. Far smMf, JNO. NEWSOM. OWmw Caraaar aad Baaajer.

COL. J. A. NEWMAN. a rj DiBTBcrr no.

8. Far Baar ar Baas rvlaara, ED. KENNEDY. Far Jnatlcae af tne Pane. CHARLES WHITE.

E. STAFFORD. JOE ROBINSON. For CaastMb la. W.M.

WH1TE61DES. The people of this codnty will not permit the policy of Colonel Percy to be perpetuated iu Mr. Shields's election." (The Dead-Weight Oracle. EIECTION RETURNS. Shields, Pax ton, 2566 1177 SEX1T0BJAL From tin Commercial.

Cot. W. A. Perey, of Greenville, Washington county, late speaker of the House, a brilliant, successful and rising lawyer, lad withal a geutlemaa of irreproach able character, and tho highest so cial standing. Is mentioned in con-ueolloa with the UnHed States senatorial nomination.

If Waltbal prefers the private station," Col. Percy wonld do honor in that ex alted position. The Vicksbnrg Herald of a recent date also coutalned a communication Jointly -commending Col. Percy and General Walthal for the United States Senatorship. We refer to these evideuces of the estimation our part) leader iu this portion ofthe State is held In, because of the pleasure it affords our icltzens, to know of hja appreciation away from home.

lake General he is not a seek' er after or an expectant of this exalted station. That he possesses superior qualifications to many who are, air who know him are aware. Colonel Percy and Gen-'l Walthall are devoted friends and admirers, and either will sincerely rejoice should the other be selected. Both entertain the thuc financial views, wc believe, "And ideas of Southern policy, held bv JSenutui Lamar It will be observed that Colonel Andrew Jackson Paxton, runs tar ahead of Doctor nenry Clay Stites, bis coadjutor. This was from tne fact tbat by a clerical error" the name of Mitchell was substituted for that' of tbe "blasted oak," whoae "lather was a statesman ana mother was a colored wo man." Thus the Doctor gives in bis pedigree.) There may bo honor among thieves" but there war very little among Indepen dents.

TRY YOUR LUCK. On the eveninsr of December 25th next tbe HOUSKand wr of John Da fiooter will be raffled at Hanway Kennedy's saloon, where all tbe chances can be obtained. The House is situated on the north sido of Washington ave nue. It is very substantial, witn a good cistern ana pump, ut ib anlendid order. More informal ion to be irot at tne aioresaia saiuwo a where tho plan of drawing can be seen.

Possession will be given two weeks after the raffle tafces place. JOHN DE SOUTJUl. a a rtmA ureenvuie, jnov. ib California Fruit. Finest assortment oi California Fruit, new backing Apricots Extra White Cherries Muscat Grapes Egg Plums Bartlett Pears White Heath Peaches Fresh Green Gages Luscious Strawberries oetll g.

OOfcbBMlTB Dwelling House FOR SALE. A nice residence on Main street It is desirably located, has all necessary improvements, and is substantial and first-class in every respect. Terms reasonable. For particulars apply to nov8 H. IS.

WiLceiNsRi Bhadines The ocean produces them Fishermen cath them Children cry for them Adults desire them Goldsmith sells them. Commissioner's dale. Rhodes ft. Estill va. W.

G. Myers. By virtue of the authority vested in m4 by a decree of the Supreme Court of the State of Mississippi rendered iu the above en-tilled cause on the 28th day of April, a. d. 1879, 1 will, On Monday, tne 15th day of Se-cember, a- d.

1879, between the hours prescribed by law for sales under ex pose to sale in front of the door of 1 lie Court House or Bolivar eouuly. Mississippi, at public outcry to the liixliest bidder for casli, tile following described tract of land. to wit: Tbe undivided I wotlurds of lot one of section six, aud the north hall ot section live, town ship twenty, range eight wet containing in all about 1067 79-100 acres; ah in Bolivar eoumv. and OIIUB Ul JML IBS IBS II C. L.

JONES, Sheriff of Bolivar county. Missis sippi, comrtilssiouer and subsli tute trustee. noV. 8, 1879-15 Coxumissionerg Sale. Mary R.

Flcnuning et si 1 He. soo vi. Mary C. Haj-craftetal By virtue and iu pursuance of tne nnai aecree rendered in tbe above cause on the 29th day of way, io, oy me cnancery court oi wasningtou county Mississippi, I will, on Monday, Us 8th isy of Vmtiiw, liit, in front of the south door of thn court house of the said county of nuuiugiuii, oetween tne Hours prescribed by law, expose to sale at nubile outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the following de- One Mule, One Horse. Im West half and the southeast quarter or section five, and tbe southwest quarter of section- four.

v. iiniiiji range eight west, and containing six hundred ana one acres, more. 6 less. All sitnatea in tne said cpunty of asmngtou. L.

T. BtfCES Special Commissioner, November 1, 1879-14 Horses, Kcles, Carriages, Bug-gies and Wagons lor Sale. Will be sold on 80 and 60 days iime to responsible persons. otts-St I. A.

NEWMAN. Greenville, Colnmtusand Binning. uam.fiauroaa Company. Until further nottcn trains will leave Greenville for Stcmeville at s. a m.

and 8 p. m. Returning, will leave Stoneville for Greenville at 9 a. m. aud i p.

ni. HENRY T. IRISH, nov 8 Sec. Sc Treaa. Candies and Nuts A ffre assortment Fancy and stick CANDY New Texas Pecans New English Walnuts New Brazil Nuts New Almonds New Peanuts New Filberts "'I' isoT.nsMnn mm mm -w i jiariMaiiiJWii The recent election In tbe ad- oiBiuf county of nas been attended by certain action, which has been made tbe subject of considerable comment in the Vicksbnrg papers abd the Loca and Advertiser here.

Other and urgent labors have prevented us from discussing thia matter to which we refer, as we would oth erwise have done. we might pass it no, but that we desire in justice to the people of Bolivar county, to state the cause of their resolutions." Which hare re ceived no mention, and which have not Weighed in tbe said press discussion. Wo will preface this justification of our neighbors by a brief digression lo matters which preceded their recent action. Bolivar county politics have not been marked by that iutenslty oi feeling that grew up in the State iu 1875, and led to tLe extirpation of Radicalism. There a Republi can party organisation wm main tained, subsequent to its disappearance lu all the surrounding counties.

In 1875 there was a fu sion ticket elected. And again in i877. Thongh in the latter year, much ill-feeling grew out of an attempt of which 'Messrs. Llbby and Storm were aconiecT, to trick the Democratic candidates on the fusion ticket, out Of ait election. Last summer a meeting of the Republican executive committee was called and When it assembled a committee of Democrats Appear ed before It.

and proposed the usual division of the local offices. That tbe property owning classes should be accorded a member of the Legislature, a majority of the Board of Supervisors, and tho county treasurer. This proposi tion was discourteously rejected The auswer to It being substan tially, That we see no gain to us in a division, when we can have all." Thus the matter stood nntil the Republican nominating con ventiou assembled to nominate a ticket, practically entirely ignoriug tho claims of the Democratic citi zens. This action was met by the first sot ol Bolivar county rcsolu lions, adopted at Bolivar Landing sua of Which we will only say that they are regretted and con demned by the most of those whoso opinions they pretend to reflect. After this ft Democratic Conser vative convention was called, aud resolutions adopted, calling upon all properly owners of the party (o sign a pledge not to aid any one elected 011 the Republican ticket in making his bond.

TiliS nCtloti, called forth by the reply ol the Republicau cdnteutioii to the office division proposition, is perfectly fair aud defensible. The effort lias been to riiake it appear that thin bond-making resolution is based upon and identified wilh the previous denunciation of Messrs. Storm aud Libby. That the personal character giveu to them iu the denunciatory resolutions, is thecanseof the opposition to their election to office. Wero this the case, the bond-making move would bo intolerant aud subject to reprehension.

It would also be uutcu-abie of defense, from the fact that said Storm and Libby fcate been accepted and used as confederates fa tbe previous fusion agreement. The real defence to this pledge of the property owning citizens of Bolivar county, is found in a true 'statement of its cause; I. e. the utter and contemptuous refusal of the colored race, to recognize a moderate, proper and just request. And this refusal was, presumably, brought about by Messrs.

Storm, Libby, and other Republican leaders. We have made this statement to place the people of Bolivar county In their true attitude; deeming that they have been wronged by previous publications directed to their affairs. We entirely approve the action concerning the making of bonds, and regard it as a defense against the license incident to a government by the lower classes and by tin inferior race. Let that be as it may, such action deserves AO imputations against those who are driven to adopt it. It is action entirely within the limits of order and law.

The counter resolutions of the colored Republicans, procnr'ed by those whose bonds" will not be signed, "That our politics? opponents Will be left to work their own lauds," is simply twaddle. This effort to lug a labor quest iou into this mat ter, is far more reprehensible than auyining mat tins preceded it and is really calculated to lead to lencc. This pledge not to sign official" oonas 01 inose wno are candidates on tbe Republican ticket, has been, we learn, signed by a large proportion of the resident and nonresident property owners of Bolivar county: and totherisrid statutory provioions iu relatiou to Official bonds, tfierri trill hK in oil. probability, an effect uat check placed upon this attempt to admin-1 ister the local government of Bol- i ivar county, without reference to lie ivislirs of property owners. TIIE ELECTION The eloctlon passed of quietly throughout the county! and will be teen bv the statement of returns we publish, largo vote was polled.

The defeat of the In-rWndent caudidates was gene rally conceded prlof to the elec-1W Bat th Utter rout of the titibMiu. is matter of universal ratification. It Is caose of espe cial Mtisfactlon inat we cow, voters so effectually rebuked this effort to induce them to violate the compact in which they had entered. And that, too, in theace of au appeal as demoralising and inflammatory as the old carpetbag fnri acres snd a mule." We of course allude to the removal of the levee tax ota eottou. The decision of this question by the land owners two years sluce, is now numls- takably confirmed by the laboring class.

It was the real Issue 01 me contest. Assailing as it did the Chief Interest of tho county, it enlisted the foil energlos of our party organization. The defeat ofevery candidate that was knowu to favor this removal of the eottou tax was Involved except certain distrust officers on the Creek. In tbo river front districts, where 2750 of the S800 votes woro polled, this proposition was most signally defeated. Wo have no certain information of tbo eloctlon for District Sena tor.

ThoOgh we suppose Mr. S. Anderson, Democrat, is elected. The vote in this county was divi ded between four candidates one a Radical. Mr.

Anderson wonld i.ivn carried this county but for his cotton tax letter. Judge C. W. Clarko Is doubtless elected District Attorney. Mr Faiish, Democratic Conservative nominee, owes his defeat to A va- rioty of causes.

There belug only this county with a vital party or gauization, it was generally doubt ed that a nominee could be elected The independent and bolting can dldatcs were assiduous in Justify lug thoir defection to party by dls- panging his nomination. Many imnd nartv men. when confronted by the dangers of the Pa ton agitation, favored abandoning ail else 4o secure strength in tbat contest. The violence of the strife over toe Chancery Clerk's office, though, was the chief obstacle. Then there woro many too eouservatlve Democrats, who believed, as Judge Clarke had not made an inefficient cifleer, and was, except in times of political emergencies, a good citizen, in bestowiug a liberal appreciation on qualities so rare in a Radical in this latitude.

Tho matter of chief regret in this connection, is that a nomination by a party that has been of such benefit to a community, and is sure In the future to be again called upon to save it, should be held so lightly. WenaveRttledUposlUoato com ment upon the various points of the election, which all are glad is over or to criticise the action of those with whom we widely differ lu the other county offlcos than those to which wo have referred; good and capable men are mainly chosen. The three most import ant, Sheriff, Treasurer and Chan eery Clerk, the old Incumbents are chosen. All are men of character and capacity, fa regard to mauy of the defeated, we feel as soldiers do when a battle Is won toward their comrades who have fallen The following is tbo summary of the result For Senator. W.

S. Anderson, J. D. Webster, L. P.

M. Watkins, F. J. Jones, For District Atforney. C.

W. Clarke, S. H. Kiug, E. 1J.

Moore, W. It. Trigg, W. S. Farish, Representatives.

John W. Shields, Peter Mitchell, A. J. Paxton, Doctor Stites, Sheriff. W.

Hunt, (no opposition) 340 920 681 1080 2001 "398 445 200 681 2566 2774 1178 664 3842 For Surveyor. T. W. Helm, elected without opposition. Chancery Clerk.

John F. Harris, A. G. Pearce, C. M.

Johnson, Win Yerger, V. F. Erwin, C. Clarke, Circuit Clerk. W.

N. Werles, J. P. Gray, W. S.

Winter, Assessor. E. K. Wortbatn, John Newsom, D. P.

L. Jordan, Joe Keys, A. T. Ryals, Scattering, Coroner and Ranger Dan Hayes, T. J.

Sutton. Charles Thomas, A. Newman, Wm. Keller, Tom Mints, Ideas' Joluiftoii, SIS 695 883 493 796 421 420 321 1602 1785 197 176 200 7 1029 202 1020 566 436 107 1 TtW. Tbe dersignrespertfnlly be, kwetocall your attention wm.

business card: nnntlrs( ADPUrD BROWN ARCHER, (SeoessB8Alt. BROWS) Duua IN Stanle and Fancy Grocenes Hay, Corn, uais, cran, Western l'rotiuce. A jriHKlUCe. Washington Aveuue, MISS GREENVILLE, no-nartnership was formed ou the 1st day ot uctooer, 1B7Q A. llv vw I 1 im will be to keen a full rMiabla Poods hKp to sell at unCm pri! 'iriJXfTZiZrjoL err m.

to t-not all nf nnr eustomow Willi courtesy and attention, to make a reputation ior iair aim uuue dealing. On these terms we cor- diallv invite a share of your pat ronage. Very respectnj uy IJKtMV-H AlHiinU" October 11, 1879-tf Trustee's Sale. AVlicrea8, on the eighth day of January, a. d- 1877, jaooo west-brook, late of this county, made Toiitnl a.

nm'iaiu oeII 111 trust of that date, which said deed is recorded in the Chancery clerk's office of Washington coun- tv, Mississippi, in deed book No 2, pages 18, 14, 15 and 16, ot said office, and bv which said deed the said Westbrook conveyed to James B. Eustis the following do-. scribed property situated, lying and bcinsr in the county of Wash iugton aud Stale of Mississippi. and known ami designated at me "Joynkr" farm, fronting on Lake Waiiingioii, bouudeil on the north bv lands now or formerly belonging to John A. Miller; on the south by lauds now or formerly belonging to Major Redd and on the west bv lands now or fonnerlv belonging to Mistress Mary Prince and continuing nine hundred and ten acres, inure or les, toget ner ivilh I he buildings and improve.

incuts there on, the tenements aud appuricuances belonging or in anywise appertaining lo the afore satu inuus, and the reversions, re- uiainucrs aud remainder, rents issues uiid profits thereof. The said conveyance having been made by said Westbrook ti said James B. Eustis in trust lo secure the prompt payment of two promis "into 2.T dam sory notes therein mentioned, deed of trust. And whereas, the saiu jamei o. casus nas nottned the undersigued that ho is unable to act in tne executiou of said trust; atl fl nrkoiiaoa oka a uv vj, iu IUOI CTVBI tile SXSrVfr-LM deed.

Now, therefore, In pursn-auce of said deed in trust, aud the jiiuvusiuus mereoi, wnt; on tne 29th day of December, 1879, sell to the highest bidder pn the premises ail of the property in said deed, mentiouod. find nut ior casu out the proceeds of said sale, after thousand dollars, with all interest na aamages aud attorney fees 1 lhalatr.ffl AO anl evvoaU js Tbe title to the nhnvA ninuremuiviw gooa, out 1 will i-uiiYcy ucu iiue as is in me cRieu oy tne terms of said deed. W. E. HUNT.

Sneriff and Trustee. Commissioner's Sale. H. B. Theobald) vs.

I No. 779 A. W. Shadd. a Tinne aim in Dursuaiiftfl Af tho "nut uccree rnriofAi a.

Knl A va au I latj above entitled mhd ot Jue d- 1878. by the vuancery uourt of Washington county, State of MississionL commissioner therein an! pointed to execute said decree I will aecree 1 on onasy, the 3d day of NevimW. 1879. within uuur oi tne said Washington county, State of Mississippi, expose to sale at pub-hr. outcry to tho hieheat wShI lot or land in the town I iM" State ol X.

Kl I fifteen (15) block ring. seventv.an i rin.Bo. "icbbu "hrn BJe? feel front two hundred "'cvoirectacep. 'T Ttrmra 1.1 a cmmMsiohef optcmbcri7. 1879.01,1, of If is I I I I tuence atong a supposed line due UB') an expenses of this south thirty-one 31 chains and trust, as set forth in said deed, pay seventv-five (7M Hi.La.

nimr last named nntn tar iKpu supposed line thence north sev- enty-nve 175J degrees, east eighty- aim flail ohutna t- or veer creek thence dn unrth two 2 chains aud fifty 50 links tv BiBM iiom wmcn nears a hackberry tree; south forty-five 1451 degrees, east twenty-three 23) links ton sweetgum tree: south yao) degrees, west tolty- dctou "iiKs; inencc along a supposed line continued north to the centre of Deer creek thence up the centre of said creek to the point of beginning; said boundaries Inclndittir two hritnfrWf in) fifty (250) acres of land nhfefc Had in sections Seven (7) and eight (8V v-i v. uiuwu range six west; except a portion of said tract ot land described as follows, to wit I one' hundred acres, the upper or northern portion of said i throuSh the whole ISJ80' theItrc, embracing fty fr'cre8 iBvcultivion, and ntiy oO acres back of the field, and containing the dwelliiighouses via oaiu lanii. L. T. RUCKS, -v commissioner.

noYemoer 1879-14 E8tr4y Notice i September last, at Carolina land Black Horse Mule, with mouse Colored uor The owner will come forward prove property and pay charges! or the estray will bo dealt witS as the law directs. oetll VT. LESTER. iptS. 1ST 4T.